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Category: Social justice

In Celebration of Lynne Gabriel Receiving an OBE

Nicola Blunden; BACP Accredited Counsellor, Psychotherapist, Supervisor, and Trainer, Metanoia Institute, London. In the recent Jubilee Honours List, our very own Lynne Gabriel was awarded an OBE in recognition of her enormous impact in the counselling and psychotherapy professions. I asked Lynne if I could interview her to find out…

The 2022 International Conference on Pluralistic Counselling and Psychotherapy: A Personal Introduction to the Speakers and What their Work has meant to me –John McLeod

April 27, 2022 Cultural diversity Information and Updates Narrative therapies Personal Politics Social justice 2 Comments

The 5th annual conference on pluralistic practice is being held on 3-4th June 2022. As in previous years, the aim of the conference is to provide an inclusive space for counsellors, psychotherapists, and other mental health and care practitioners to come together to share ideas about how to work together…

Psychotherapy at a Time of Social and Political Change and Crisis: Where Do We Stand? What Do We Have to Offer?

March 29, 2022 Politics Social justice 1 Comment

John McLeod, Abertay University Dundee, Institute for Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy Dublin Presentation delivered at conference/fundraiser: Psychotherapy & Counselling’s Contribution to Global Peace, Justice, and Wellbeing: What Difference Can We Make? An Emergency Summit, 26th March 2022. The paper was written for presentation to a general audience who would not…

Levelling the Land: The Topography of Inequality

February 24, 2022 Personal Politics Social justice Strengths and Resources 3 Comments

Ashley Stokes, Learning Mentor at Sheffield Hallam University (Casual Worker) Before I start, I want to thank Alison O’Connor for writing her post on equality, and for inspiring the creative urge in me to flesh out my thoughts and share my experiences. It is poetically melancholic that I walk through…

Equality is the best therapy: What does this mean for the pluralistic tribe?

November 30, 2021 Co-production Personal Policy Politics Practice Social justice 19 Comments

Alison O’Connor, Senior Lecturer, University of South Wales For the first time in my career, I have begun to charge money to clients. It’s been a disorientating dilemma, forcing me to re-examine my relationship with privilege and inequality and acknowledge the uncomfortable limitations of our profession. Like many of us…

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